NEWS 1/15/2012 The PowerBand TriPhase bracelets and necklaces are now available in passion red
UPDATE – 2/19/2012 Nikken has discontinued the Classic Collection jewelry and is offering them at closeout prices while supplies last.
- Men’s Stainless Bracelet – $86.25
- Women’s Stainless Bracelet – $98.75
- Women’s Stainless Necklace – $223.75
- Women’s Stainless Earrings – $53.00
- Women’s Stainless Set – $298.75
These prices are now offered through the online store and are only good while supplies last. Please note that Nikken’s policy on close out prices is that all sales are final and they will not accept any returns on these items.
Nikken offers two different styles of magnetic bracelet. The PowerBand pictured to the left is an inexpensive sport bracelet. Below you will also find stainless steel bracelets for men and women. In my opinion, the PowerBands are a better buy with a lower price, more technology, and improved durability over the previous sport bracelets.
Check out the testimonials for the magnetic and PowerBand bracelets.
More Than Just Magnetic Bracelets
The Nikken TriPhase Bracelet is more than just a magnetic bracelet. Nikken is known for using magnetic technology, and that is the first of the 3 “phases” in the TriPhase products. The other two phases are far-infrared technology and negative ion technology and all three work together to give you more benefits than you would receive from magnets alone.
To find out more information or to purchase one of the magnetic bracelets, just click one of the pictures below.
I use the Nikken Triphase bracelets to strengthen and energize my wrists because, as a massage therapist, my wrists can take a lot of abuse. I highly recommend the triphase bracelets to other massage therapists or anyone who needs to take care of their wrists.
See what people are saying about the Nikken magnetic bracelets.
The updated Magnetic Jewelry brochure is available here.
Disclaimer
As independent Nikken wellness consultants we do not represent or speak for Nikken. The contents of this website represent my opinions based on my use of these incredible products or those of my customers who are using the products. Also, none of these statements have been reviewed or approved by the FDA. I am a massage therapist and therefore unable to diagnose, treat, or prescribe specific products for specific conditions.
I’m looking here to find another ‘Nikken Bracelet’ for the pain in my hand and wrist.
the one I have on now looks just like the ‘Nikken Power Band Sport Bracelets’ above.
what I’m wondering is this ‘power Band Bracelet’ also for ‘PAIN’ or just for ‘POWER’? If it’s just for ‘Power’ then where did I go to get the ‘Nikken Bracelet for ‘PAIN’(arthritis etc.)???
Would greatly appreciate any Info/Feedback on this please!
Much Thanks John- jcneilson@msn.com
Hi John. We cannot say that Nikken’s bracelets are for ‘pain’ because that would constitute a medical claim and since Nikken’s products are not registered as medical devices by the FDA, medical claims would get us in a lot of trouble. If you already have a Nikken bracelet that looks like the PowerBand and it was purchased since October 2010, then what you have is a PowerBand. The only difference between then and now is that there are more colors to choose from.
Are the magnet bracelets safe to wear all the time? Or should they only be worn at certain times?
These bracelets are safe to wear all the time. I only take mine off when I take a shower or wash dishes because it isn’t a good idea for them to soak in water, especially the stainless steel ones. The PowerBands can get wet.
How is your powerband different from other bands such as Infinity Powerband with tormaline? Is your powerband more advanced than the other company’s? Pleasr give an unbias answer!!
I wouldn’t say that the Nikken PowerBand is “more advanced” than anything else, it just has more technology.
According to their website, the Infinity Powerband contains tourmaline to generate negative ions and alpha waves. It also contains a material that generates far-infrared waves. I freely admit that I do not know or understand how a hologram affects the body.
Nikken’s Kenko PowerBands also contain tourmaline to generate negative ions. Nikken doesn’t say anything about alpha waves, but if tourmaline generate alpha waves, then they must be here too. They also contain a material that generates far-infrared energy. The difference with the Kenko PowerBand is that it has magnets for magnetic energy instead of a hologram. Magnets have been used for thousands of years to help the body and there is plenty of science to back it up. Nikken has been making magnetic products for the body for more than 35 years.
How is your powerband different from other bands such as Infinity Powerband with tormaline? Is your powerband more advanced than the other company’s? Pleasr give an unbias answer!!
Hi DeAundrey. Nikken’s PowerBand contains magnets while the Infinity Powerband has holograms. I cannot say that one is more or less advanced than the other, they are just different. I understand magnets and how they can affect the body, so I can talk about Nikken’s products. Certain types of magnetic fields are even approved by the FDA for specific medical uses, like to speed the healing of broken bones. I don’t know if there are any clinical studies to show that holograms can affect the body. I could only find this one on PubMed http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21665105 that shows that holograms had no more effect than the placebo. If someone can find some studies to show that holograms can affect the body then I would love to see them because I am very curious.